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Every "borough" of New York City is also technically a County of the State of New York.
In other words, New York City is a city that is so big, that it has territory in FIVE US counties. Now I have some questions for /int/.
1) Are there ANY OTHER American cities proper, MUNICIPALITIES, (not "urban areas", suburbs, etc) which have territory in THREE OR MORE US counties, or county-equivalents?
2) Is there ANY SUCH THING as a SINGLE municipality in the US, which has territory in MORE THAN ONE STATE?
There are many examples of towns, cities etc which have territory in TWO counties. I can't think of any examples for 1) and 2) above.
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>>78510706
kansas city
nig york spicky BTFO
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>>78510706
ah, now that I actually look here it is:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._municipalities_in_multiple_counties
I don't see anything on this list with MORE THAN FIVE counties, but I haven't looked closely.
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>>78510706
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._municipalities_in_multiple_counties
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We have three cities that have complete state powers. NYC is still cucked by the Upstate. Stay mad.
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>>78510706
What the heck does it have to do with size?
LA alone is bigger than NYC and yet is only a small part of its county.
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>>78511116
this
my city is in 6 municipalities, doesnt mean shit
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county size means dick all. it's all arbitrary. Some States literally have it so all cities are counties, while in others, there's multiple fairly decently populated cities in a single county.. neck yoursself you autist.
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